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Dec 16, 2019

Commerce announces statewide work group on immigrant workforce and employers

Penny Thomas

Keep Washington Working group to research, develop strategies and recommended approaches to ensure state economy continues to benefit from diverse workforce and immigrant-owned businesses

Sep 27, 2019

‘We will not tolerate gang and gun violence in Burien,’ mayor says as shooting victim remembered

Seattle Times

Two of Gabriela Reyes-Dominguez's sons spoke of their mother's love and compassion for everyone who came into her life.

Aug 27, 2019

Hate crime charges filed against man accused of assaulting Burien Mayor

KOMO News

Hate crime charges were filed against an Oregon man accused of assaulting Burien’s Mayor. For the first time, Mayor Jimmy Matta is talking about the attack.

Jul 25, 2018

Seattle’s bike lobby needs to check its privilege

Crosscut

A single downtown bus lane is costing $12 million. The cost of the Burke-Gilman “missing link” in Ballard is now pegged at $23.5 million. The city is removing small and minority-owned business parking in Northeast neighborhoods like Wedgwood and Roosevelt. The average Seattle taxpayer should be infuriated.

Jul 8, 2018

Pasco police criticized for Spanish lesson from Border Patrol

Cascade PBS

A statewide Latino advocacy organization is calling for the termination of the Pasco Police Department chief after he authorized the U.S. Border Patrol to teach Spanish to his officers.

May 3, 2018

The governor must clean house at the Department of Licensing

The Seattle Times

THE state’s Department of Licensing needs new leadership. Gov. Jay Inslee signed Executive Order 17-01 in February 2017 to restrict state agencies from using state resources to help federal agencies seeking information relating to immigration enforcement.

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